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I will be around and I'm very aware of the best times to work to AS. I lived in VP9, was married there and this will be my 20th radio trip. The antenna works vy fb when beaming at you on ~330 deg.

Hi Paul I'm sorry to hear that VP9KD was the silent key several weeks ago, I worked with him on 20m CW before and it seems no LoTW will confirm forever... Rest in Peace Anyway, I wish you can have a

I will be on air as VP9KF from 14th to 28th April, 2025, CW only. I have worked many members before and look forward to new contacts. Please bear in mind that the only other active CW operator

Thanks for sharing the link Hiro-san! 73, Martin

Hi Hiro-san Yesterday a man on the street asked us where we where from, and if we liked Japan, my answer was "daisuki desu" ? 73, Martin

Martin-san, SRI to hear that but chances will be a lot. Here in TOKYO it’s getting warmer and I’m sure you enjoy your trip in JA. Enjoy seeing Japanese beautiful sceneries. 73, // HIRO,

Hi Hiro-san. Unfortunately I couldn't book a guesthouse for Saturday/Sunday, so we spent an extra day at Katsurahama Beach, which meant I arrived too late in Usa to head up the summit. I'm sure that

Thank you for your feedback Bill-san! Conversational QSOs rarely include punctuation marks, apart from the question mark. That's the reason for which I replaced most of the punctuation marks in

A1CLUB members, Three new members joined last week. -- Number: 4839 Call Sign: IT9KHP QTH: Sicily Island, Italy -- Number: 4840 Call Sign: JR4OWV Name: YOSHI QTH: MATSUE City, SHIMANE

Hi Tom, Thank you for providing this file. I have been using this text for practice listening for a few months now using the Ditto CW app on Android. You can use the app settings to change the speed

Martin-san, I bet you had a good time with TAKU-san, JR5GWR. :) https://a1club.org/events/local/ BTW, I'm in the photo below titled "JO1ZZZ忘年会" with my thumb up. hi // HIRO, JJ1FXF

Thank you for the feedback Hide-san! Here, at different speeds, the whole txt-file has been converted to one audio-file for each speed. At 30 wpm that gives about 46 hours. At 40 wpm still 34

Thank you for giving us nice materials, Tom. I’ve done extracting and got Chapter00 to 50 mp3 files. It must be enough quantities for my CW whole life. HI! so I only have to do is having my mind to

Arigato Atsu-san! The last time, when I converted N0HFF's book using ebook2CW from 25 to 80 wpm on a Windows 10 computer, I have used the following configuration and batch

Wow awsome. Thanks for your great efforts, Tom san. 73 Atsu JE1TRV ?BlueMail for Android から取得 ? 2025年4月6日 12:18、12:18、"Tom DF7TV via groups.io" <df7tv@...>

Hello, Major parts of the book "The Art and Skill of Radio Telegraphy" by William G Pierpont, N0HFF (2002), have been considerably edited (first by Chuck, W5UXH, then by myself) in a way that, when

Following is the QSP INFO from CWops mailing-list. // HIRO, JJ1FXF -- This is a time-sensitive issue. Two 111-foot towers in Battle Harbour, Newfoundland are historic towers of the Marconi Radio

Martin-san, Post your QRV schedule of Sunday here. So I or someone can QSP to JA mailing-list or A1-Chat. Enjoy your QRV! // HIRO, JJ1FXF

Today I had to pleasure of meeting Taku-san JR5GWR. We arranged this before I came to Japan. We had a chat with the help of Google Translate about the Shikoku Henro and morse code in Japan for more

Thank you for the QSO Atsu-san. I'm having fun here. The second SOTA could have continued a lot longer, but we had to hike still another 15km back to the guesthouse, so I had to pull the plug after